Briefs and Person ’11 Mention bonne- was handled. by ,of Health at a meeting we gnight at the allies of Dr. “2’1“. health officer. lasts Blaehiar and Mrs. today in and Mrs. 1). v. Whales of Pet- or. i. 1.. who were the WW and Mrs. E. Wood 0; N0" ' " have return:d home. ~ 4 .police last .night settled a a. argument in Woodbury Place. a f - have that parlor suite un- - call Berstrom. new I. O. . bios—Adv. O O C dwith non- -support. Charles -do was arrested on a warrant by Patrolman Sweeney. ' 'has been in court on other oc- on the same charge. He was ' in a 8260 real estate bond a hearing to lfe held at 9:00 ' k on November.20. ,. police were informed last that an automobile owned by Collins of 2:: Gregory street 0rd. hill been stolen from the CRT. e a local police were asked by the ord authorities to be on the '- out for an Essex cabolet that stolen from that city yesterday. ' - marker number 62.059 orf it. “ car. was painted black and had _, k’a head on the radiator. _ O C O iii-Earns a Gabe. That's, all.. e e o ambiomlco of 10 Meadow t d to the police yesterday t ne had stolen his bicycle from at of the Jacob Vshoe factory. rday morning between the hours ,f- «710 and 12 o’clock.‘ case of Whitehead against ltrito Machine company is uled to come up in the Superior in Bridgeport. Friday. This grows out of money that is al- legstl- -to be due the plaintiff. thg.‘ .gi’. and Mrs. Harry Duff of Taylor us have purchased a. new Buick ll. . e "e s - Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Curtis have 44 "tuned to their homes on Spring- hili avenue after a week end t with Mrs. Curtis' parents. Mn. d Mrs. Allan J. Reggall of Nyac . O I O --Flre Sale! Watch and wait for d3“. Oottuob's. 12 S. Main St.-—Adv. ’ ' e e e ‘1 Mrs. Edith Brown of 3 Seymour , strs'ht will change her residence to- moirow to Brooklyn. New York. Edward Sasse of Silvermine ave- nue was a business visitor in New York City yesterday. . R. Ward of Bridgeport was a bus!- na- visitor in the First district yes- terdsr. ; e e e , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dorney of Van ~3sreu avenue attended the Yale- vr Maryland football game at the Yale ”r. howl. Saturday. Rev. Charles Strong has returned to his home in New London after a ”Gk-end visit in this city. His . daughter Doris. formerly of the ,, Roman: High school has registered " It the Yale Conservatory of Music . in New Haven. e e e -‘—Harrls & Gans. That’s 0 O C All. ' Miss Mary Mathews of Van Buren -. avenue and Mrs. Torry O'Connors of Stamford visited/friends in Bridge- “ port Sunday. 0 0 O -Mr. and Mrs. Luke Conneally of 4'51 Maple street are in Winsted. Conn., .‘ owing to the death of Mr. Conneaily's " further. ,, Miss Rose Harris of Chestnut .4, - set was a visitor in Stamford Sun- :d‘ys . Irving Bayliss of Wall street spent lhe week-end in New Haven with e . O O C p M. Jackson Lawrence of the First dimict was a visitor in Stamford ‘ 0 --Buy your View-ole at Donnelly's a m weekly. payments. Store open W untila p.111. . s s s ' ans. Margaret Coles of Haviland is nursing her sister-ln-law. wCatherine Coles. who is eeri- iil at her home an Prospect Mary Connors of Bridgeport Sunday with Mrs. Charles - _of Van Buren avenue. J. K. Kirk and Mrs. R. L. are visitors in Bridgeport hwrence motored to New city Sunday and were guests Catherine Bach of Washing- hts. C C O O Gaps. mt'l Ill. a e e THREE and Mrs- John Cane and son of Danbury spent the week- . Mrs. Cape‘s parents. Mr. James Costello of Grove “the Norwalh residents - the performance of ”starring Raymond at the Batman theatre last evening. were Mr. 4T. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. and daughter Marion. Class. M!- Hazel ’ It. John and Clinton .-x,_ lath O t .. MBurchellandMsy- have ed to Derby avistt -' smash-let: -4\ Misses Florence Martin 'and Har- riet Rogers spdnt the week'end as guests of Miss Martha Van Alystyne of Princeton. They also attended the Princeton-Harvard .Garne while in New Jersey. 0 O O ‘ Michael Ravlts of Isaac street was a visitor in Bridgeport over .the week-end,_ ' e e e Mrs. M. Josem' and daughters Ethel and Florence. hate returned to their home on Spring street after a weehvend visit in New York City as guests of Mrs. Josem's mother. Mrs. M. Schlossberg. m... Julita Hoyt of the Mahaclte- mo hotel is attending the Sargent‘s Dramatic Art school in New York City. e e e. . Fred Nortén and a party of friends motored to New Haven and spent the week~end with friends. 0 O O ‘ —Rummage Sale. South Norwalk Congregational church. all day Wed- nesday. beginning at 9: 30 a. m. Adv. U 0 0 Edward Sasse of Silverrnine avenue has leased the New England Candy Shop on South Main street. which i be ready for business as soon sextenslve alterations are com- pleted. O O 0 Edison T. Harris of 15 Taylor avehue is seriously ill at his home. His many friends look forward to his speedy recovery. ‘ ‘ e Humphrey Doulen.s of "Hillside place and \V'illiam McCann. in. of Tailor avenue. spent Sunday in Stamford. ' O O O . Mrs. Leonard Merrill. formerly connected with the Norwalk branch of the Dutee \Vilcox Flint Co.. Inc.. has accepted a similar position wit. the Stamford branch of the some concern. 0 —Private lemons in dancing. Any time by appointment. Tel 2227 .—Ad. 1 Edward “’ilmott of the Second district spent the week-end in Bridgeport with friends. where he witnessed the performance of "The Covered Wagon." 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. L. Shilepsky of Broad street were visitors in Stam- ford Sunday. 0 O O Misses Jessie McCausland and Agnes Hennessey of Wiltorl. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Cummings of Newtow‘n avenue. Francis Ryan of Belden av ue. entertained a party of friends ‘st evening. Dancing and music were enjoyed by the 'guests who motored from Bridgepozt a.nd .Stamford. BUY A SELLERS! Special demonstration sale all. this week at Angevine's.—Adv. O C I Miss Helen C. Blade of New Ro- chelle. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. David K. Scribner of Riverside avenue. Z Miss Elizabeth Shlmkp motored to Stamford Sunday. where she wit- nessed the football game at Hol- lowe'en parw. e a s The directors of the Norwalk hos- pital association will hold a monthly meeting tonight. s a e The Women's Auxiliary of Mulvoy- Tariov Post. Veterans of Foreign Wars. will have a p'ty in Red Men's hall on Washington street tomorrow evening. 0 O 0 The regular meeting of the Norz walk branch of the American Asso- elation of University Women will be’ held on Friday, November 16 in room ii of the Norwalk High school at 3:00 o'clock. A vice-president will be elected and other important busi- nesd transacted. O O 0 Wanted: Your name on the mem- bership roll. but above all, both your good will and pride as an American in your Red Cross. Apply November 11 to 21 to any Red Cross roll call worker. a e e Conrad P. Frey of Seavlew avenu spent the week-end at the home of his parents. Mr. Frey is a student at the Philadelphia College of Osteo- pathy. Mrs. Richard Gleason and daugh- ter Dorothy of Bridgeport. are spend- ing a few days with Mrs. Gleason's mother, Mrs. Joseph W. Gorham of Gibson Court. e e . Morton R. McCausLend of Bayview avenue is abLe to be out again after luviug been confined to his hdtrle for several days with a severe cold. , o e o . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith of W'aterbury have been spending sev- eral days visiting relatives "in town. 0 0 0 Raymond Brady of 142 South Main street. sales for the R. and W. Hat company. spending a few days at. his home. ' O 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sherwood of Camp street have returned home af- ter a two-weeks‘ visit with their son in Allemown. Pa. ' C ' I Miss Ethdl Gleason was the week- end guest of menus in Stamford! O O O . Mrs. Theodore Olsen of West ave- nue was the recent guest of her sis- ter. Mrs. Bymer of Brooklyn, New York. The Norwall: chapter of the D. A. R.. will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon in the town hall on Mill hill. ‘ 0 0 The Board of Directors of the . Nor-walk Republican Women’s asso- ciation held a special meeting yes- terday at which pins to be present- ed at the big- get-together meeting to be held Monday. were disco“. ‘ panoramas-Mm ch drenhavereturaedtetheishm :streeamrspesdbgm mm ' i ' ROWAYTON Everett Frey. son of Mr. and Mr! The Women’s Foreign Missionary moiety of the East Avenue Metho- dist church will meet this evening with Mrs. astute-radon: at her home on Scaview avenue.~ , O C 0 m second of a sea,- of "Win My Churn" meetings conducted un— der the auspices of the Léague of the East Avenue Methodist church. will be held this evening ' at the home of the Misses Mildred. Glend- wiere and Dorothy Lovejoy. The subject discussed this evening will be “Looking Into the Future " Much enthusiasm was shown at the first meeting and it. is hoped that all members of the‘ will attend tonight's meeting. ey are also invited to bring a churn along with them. . s 'e e' Miss Gladys O‘Mara. of Bridge- port was the week-end guest of. Miss Esther Smith of Hawkins avenue. , a a o ‘The Mayflower Hook and Ladder conipan‘y held its regular monthly meeting .last night. 0 C G Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett of Osborne avenue entertained friends from Bridgeport over the week- end 0 Friends of Charles Doulens -will be sorry to hear that he is ill a home on St. John street with an at- tack of neuritis. Ever Ready Chorus quartet met last night for rehearsal at the home of Mrs. F Ambi Rowayton.ave- nuc. Fra Nash. of South Norwaik well known basso, will sing with the chorus at the concert ill xt Week in the ltowaytoh Hose house. Mrs. Susan Davis, Crockett street. entertained 8&8. Week-end guest at her home. her cousin. Miss .L. \Vill- cox of Long Island. 0 O . Captain Edgar Raymond. Roway- toil avenue. captain of the Standard ’0“ Co.. tanker “Walter Jennings." is expected home from the west coast next wcek. He will spend a few days nt.hls home before leaving again for San Francisco. . O O 0 Mrs. Preston 'Hart. McKinley place. who is ill at her home is re- ported resting more comfortably to- day. A After closing its doors on Saturday and Monday. lhv towayton library was en to the public today. The inter r of the building has been newly painta and presents a pleas~ ant aspect. O G O . ' Rev. Victor S. Scalise. pastor of the Rowayton Baptist church was in New Haven today attending aBlble and Missionary conference held at the Calvary Baptist church. The Ladies Aid Society of the llouayfon Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. Crnw avenue. at 8 o'clock tonighi.. An executive session of the Young People's icty, Christian Endeavor. will also e held at Mrs. Cleverly's home tonight. e s The teacher's training class of the Rownyion Baptist church will mext tomorrow night ht 8 o'clock at the home of Jesse Jarvis. Highland place. ., ‘ O O 0 Rev. H. B. Sebncrt, pastor of the Rowuyton Methodist church return- ed to his home last night after spend~ ing the day in New York city. . O 0 O Pincus Needle was re-elected fore— man of the Ilowayton Hose company last night at the election of officers held in the hose house rooms. Other oflicers chosen-included. James Stall. assistant foreman; 'Edward Ladri- gan, second assistant; A. B. Cleverly. recording secretary; C. B. Rowland. financial secretary; George Stevens. Edwin L. Stevens and Sidney Bell. finance committee; E.'H. Every. E. W'. Godfrey and Harvey Ackart. trustee: Pincus Needle. James Stott. ArthunBillord. William LaFontaine. James Langcraft. Henry Foreit. San- ford Wicks, Edwin L. Stevens. red C. Cakes and Henry L.’Rowiand. eli- tertainment committee: Moses Rock- ett. saward and Herbert Arnold as- sistant steward. The elecfion dinner which was scheduled. for last night was postponed until December 3. Plans for the year were formulated by the executive members and they how promise of a busy season. The entertainment committee has already at the hose house on December 14. Danci will also be enjoyed.‘ More than members attbnded the meet» ing last night and e. nifmber of mem- bers of the Reliance Hook and Lad- der company were present. DARIEN - | Mrs. Qddy and daughter. Marion. of Collander's Point. Noroton. have returned from Vermont. 0 C O The Darien Girl Sco held tbelrM regular meeting at. t home of their captain, Miss I-l. Barbara Weed On Saturday afternoon. Cr 0 O x I a- Mr. Sindmeyer of ' Newton Heights. has installed a radio in his home. 0 O 0 - The Church Aid ciety of the Presbyterian church. oroton. will hold a harvest supper. on Friday. November 23th.4from 8 to 8 p. m. . 0 O .4 The Ladies” Aid society of Darlen Methodist ‘church will hold a rum- mscge sale on Friday. November 16 The sale will begin at. 10 a. in. All donations will be thankfully received. 1 . . p s a e ‘ . Mrs. George Sherer of Maple ave- nue. entertained over the week-end. Howard Freemah and his (friend. l . planned an oyster supper to be held do Highway. ' ‘ tained at us. on. Wednesday after- noon. Her guests were. A Mrs. An— drew Crawford. Miss Ella Bates. Mrs. Dorothea O'Hara. Mme-Edward Weed. Mrs. t P. Richards and Miss M‘argare Scott. ‘ 0 e The Westminster Guild of :the Presbyterian church. Noroton. h a social in the Sunday school roe on Friday evening. . .. Armistice Day was observed in St. Luke’s Episcopal church. “Nor-etch, on Sunday morning at 10: to. ,: Mrs. Irving Lowndes of the Post road. Darien is entertaining oger the week-end as guests from Spring- field. Mesa. school day friends. . .. . .. Mr. and Mrs.,Nathan S. Pinch of Highland avenue and two daughters, Doris and Lois. and Mr. and Mrs. C. Thoele of the Post road, Darlelt. visited. on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thoele of East Nor-walk. It being Mr. Herman Thoele's birthday. a. very pleaggnt evening was enjoyed and refresh. ments served. 0 Mrs. Hoffman of Noroton ‘Helghts who was operated on recently for adnbids and tonsils. is getting along nicely. o o lo. Louis 1“. Jefferson. tax collector of Darlen, has purchased a new'1924 Ford coupe. O 0 George Huck of Mansfield avenue has accepted a position with Peter Shah. O C John Green of Darlen has‘lnoved with his family to the house on W eed street in New Canaan. owned by Andrew Pennacchlo. O t o The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church, Dario is rehearsing for a play entitl‘ ”The Elopement of Ellen ” which will be presented December ”and 13. Those who saw “Dust of the Earth" last spring will recall .that this society puts ,on a play in a manner that makes it interesting. The cast-is being instructed under the supervision of E. AV Spoon8r. who so successfully conducted the leading parts in the «new play.‘ . s . s O . _ Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and. son of Hillside avenue. are now residing on Chestnut street in the house for- merly occupied by David 5. Bone. . s e a Mrs. Eben Scribner, Sr.. of Nor-04 ton Heights. is the guest of her brother in. Yonkers. N. Y.. this week. National Education Week will be observed in tho Darien schools dur- ing the week of Nov. 19th. Pupils are requested to bring at least one adult to the school during this time. . o e e .. The members of the Church Aid society of the Presbyterian Church. Noroton are requested to come to the Tuesday afternoon meeting which will be held at 2:80 in the lecture room. prepared to sew. O O 0 Three new flags have been pur- chased by the town for the Darien schools. 0.. O The Americanization‘classes at the Baker school are in full swing and much good work is being done. All men and women over 18 are ell- gible to Join. 0 O O The cottage meeting of the Pres~ byterian church. Noroton. will be held on \Vednesday at 8 o'clock p. m. at the residence of Mrs. Isaac Bouton'of Noroton Heights. '- C O 0 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Weed of Near Water Lane, Noroton. have cloeed‘their ummer home there and gone on an extended tour of the Orient. They will visit places in India. China and Japan. O '0 ‘ O The pupils of Cherry Lawn school were dismissed Wednesday for l four-day vacation. The student‘re planning to entertain their Thanks- glvflig guests royally on that day. The Men’s club of the Darien Methodist church is planning to hold another supper Friday evening. November 23. lrbm 6: so until 10. Harry Lutterman will again display his skill as chef. O 0 0 A miscellaneous shower was ten- deredllirs. Clarence H. Sconeld at her home on Centre street on Thurs- day evening of last week. It was a mplete surprise to Mr. and 'Mrs. Sconeld. Everyone had delightful time. Refreshments were ervod and the guests departed late in the eve- ning. Those present were. Mr. and Mrs. H‘r'ry Lutterman. Mr. and Mrs. Chester McDon. Mrs. Howard Slauson. Miss Clara Sconeld. Mrs. Sidney Gartell. Miss Jennie Fowler. Mrs. Sherer. Mrs. C. E. Slsson. Rev. J. W. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. S. D Andrews, r. J. P. Drummer. Mrs. Samuel S erer and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Scofleld. Mrs. Scofleid was fmly Miss Ruth Brencher; 1 gifts were received by the happy couple. . . 'Mrs.‘ Icila M. Moeser. real estate caler of Ro.wayton. has rented‘he Lash place on Brookside avenue, Darlen. . 7 . ‘ I. O C . Mrs. Watkins and daughter of Prospect avenue. ‘have gone to Mex- ico City for. the winter. 0 O O . Mrs. Evelyn Jennings and two daughters. the Misses ‘ Charity and Ethel Jennings of Westport. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mhut of LeRoy avenue last week. 0 O O Mae Smith of Maple avenue is spending a week's vacation in New York and New Jersey. . C O O The. residence of E. B. Ctpfoot on on xiiigs Highway is receiving a ' ofpaint. a a e Russell Hoffman. ,son of Mr. and ‘ last play. Miss Edith Cantrell and Stephen Wood. who had ' miuent , roles in "Dust of the Ea .“- have This is these featuring on our joinand pay down § 1. “$1 Mrs. E. M. knight went to New York last Monday. . , i H. L Peterson of Tokenehe has closed his summer outs and gone to the city. He will go South soon. Mrs. Mathew Kenealy and son of Stamford. visited with her mother. Mrs. '1‘. Case of the Post road on Monday. \ 'Miu Jeanette Stlcht of Newark. n. J.. spent the weekoend with her sis- ter. Mrs. Louis -Zelier. Q Mr. and Mr; (Elia; Johnson and son and Mr. and Mrs, Ernest John- son and son joined a party of friends on Sunday and motored to Brook— field where they visited relatives. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartieans en- tertained the following at their home on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Chas F. Splltoir. their son. Chas. Jr., daughter. Florence and Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Duprat all of N. Y. O I O The weekly meeting of the West Norwalk Bible class will be held this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ruebl at 8 P. M. Speakers who will address the audience are Mnfl‘rank Buckman and Miss Virginia Camp- bell who hns recently returned from a tour of Egypt. Mrs. Richard Tia- der of the International Union Mis~ slon of New York will also be pre- sent. -’ or a s 0 Captain Hoff of New York spent Friday at his West Norwaik resi- deuce. e e e Mrs. Daniel Weed has home after spending several with her sister in N. Y. returned davs 0 Mr. and Mrs. Florshien spent the week-end at their West Norwaik res- idol-cc. O O 0 Mrs. Frank Glover is visiting with her daughter. Mrs Fred Emerson: O O The weekly meeting of the West Norwalk Ladies Aid will be held to- morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Fillow on Richards ave- nue. ‘ Donald Duncan of New York and George \Vheele? of Stamford were visitors in Wesiport yesterday. 0 t O The St. Agnes Guild has prepara- tions completed for their cllvcr tea and cake sale tomorrow afternoon. Housewives desiring delicious home- made cakes and candy without the bother of cooking, will find ire de- sired articles at the St. Agnes Guild tea. e s e ‘ .1 Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones or Burr avenue spent Sunday with “lends ill Newburg. N. Y. number of‘ membership cards have an early hour for closmg Friday. will on 0 O I ‘ The directors of the Y. M. C. A. held a meeting last evening in the "Y" Banquet Hall. George Draper of the International "Y" Comlllittce.‘ attended the meeting of .he direc- tors O O 0 The Westport Public Library have received all attractive assortment of children books for their wig-mar Christmas sale. The revenue e.- rived from the sale of these books bythe Library Association is used for the purchase of children’s books for the Library. The prices are reasonable and this is a case where the pur- chase of a Christmas gift for a child may be a benefit to other chil- dren whose parents are unable to purchase books for’ them. 0 O O The Rev. Edward Luke Rec-d. The Rey. Kenneth MacKensie 'and Mr. Granville‘ MacKerme attended the Falrileld County Clergy Association. which was held it St. Paula Episco- pal Church in Fairfleld y terdaY. The visitors were entertains at" the Estate of Mrs. Oliver Gould Jen- nings. ArchBis’hop Nepolls of the Greek Orthodox Church and- Patri- rch of Jerusalem was the guest of char at this meeting. 0 Mr. aners. Meyer of Orange. N "J. have moved to Westpurt. Mrs. Meyer was fprmerl'y a. resident of Westport and is well known. She is at present staying with her aster. Mrs. Clarence Sniffen. O C C There was a dinner party at the of’Dr. and Mrs. Hunter. About 20 guests attended. Dr. and Mrs. Hun- ter received some ver yhandsome wedding presents. . The bunnies; management ufi‘The spire" the new Christ Church pa- per, met at M‘Cbuflh recto” last evening. ‘ . seine Victrols which we are Club.- It is yours when you ,' Be the first in your neighborhood to join 0 .. is reported by Mr. and/ Country Club last evening in henor - The boy-and girl basket .ball teams were practicing on the Gym of theStaplesHighSchoolyester day in preparation for the recently bookéd. ' a games a a .~ The Junior-Sod Cross. under the direction of . 55 Alice Keaung. are working hard canvassing for the Red Cross Drive. The Grades are. com- peting and on receiving the greatest HIGH SCHOOL NOTES sum CAST FOR. HIGH SCHOOL PLAY- Miss McMahon, 'Dra- matic Director, Names Members and Begins — Rehearsals for “Daddy L o n g Legs” Miss Mary McMahon. facufly di- rectbr of the High School Dramatic club has made known the cast of characters .for the Dramatic Club play. “Daddy Long Legs." which will be shown in the- Regent Theater about December 15. The cast has al- ready begun rehearsing. The cast includes: Stanley Joselovsky W Jer- vis. Pendleton or "Daddy Long Legs." Ernie. Gordon as Judy. the orphan; Margaret O‘Rcilley as Miss 'Ptltcliard. Dorothy Frey as Sallie McBride. Charles “’ard as Freddie Perkins. Erna “‘luiphcimer as Lo- retta. Elizabeth Poiser as Mrs.¥em- pie. Mario Young as Julia. Gcr~ trude LaBr gue as Sadie Kate. Jeanne Sallick as Mrs. Wntlleton, Margaret Jarvis as Gladioln. "‘here are six partS'yet to be filled and they will be anngunced 3.3 soon as the appointments are made. 0 O O Treasurer Harold Bissell _of the Senior class has announced games of those who have been appointed to collect tileflrst quarterly installment of senior class dues. The roo co}- lectors are: Harry Arnold. ro 11. Dorothy Lewis. room 15, Thomas Skidd. room 1.9 and Frances \Ving. room 18. O 0 O . Athletic Director Ferrol '7. Green ment with the constitution commit- tee of the athletic association yester- day to look ox er the consul non as drawn up by the committe before submitting it to the class. Having been ratified by him. it is expected that a meeting of .the athletir aso clarion will be held on Thursday of this week to consider also the moth- er of the elections of a new basket- ball manager will be taken up. 0 a ' o All prganization meeting or the senior. dance committee was In id in room 28 yesterday. Margaret ‘1 Rell let-‘wns electc chairman. The com- mittee will in ke known itsr ieflnité plans “ith’m a few days. Silas Sherwood Weds Mount Vernon Girl Silas B. Sherwood of 62 North Main street.‘ was married on last Saturday to Miss Dorothy Wynn of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. in that City. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood after a honey- moon will make their home in this city. Mr. Sherwood is well known about the City among the young-er set and is a member of :ueml or- ganizations. - See SixInches of , ’ Snow on Auto Trip Snow six inches deep in the vicini ty of Crystal Lake. in the Catskills, Mra- Wil- m -M. Crombie. 38. Putnam ave- nus. who have returned from a mo- tor trip throng 7ew York state. 0 children. a and William. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Crombie on the trip. RECOMMENDS mac! “ONE! PILLS. , . ”Your medicine. worked a miracle for me." writes' Mrs. C. Biron. 140 Fayette Street. Lynn'. Mass. “i was all run down. had a cough all «in ter. also kidney trouble and after taking a. few boxes ofyour medicine my cough and backache left his. lwas can eat and sleep well. I canvass and recommend it at. even rouse I on- ter" Brompt relief mend -frem kidney and bladder irritations rich“ linsmlllilON 0F PDMPEII [5 ABOUT FINISHED K 1 n g Emmanuel of Italy will soon See Destroyed City as it wag in Flourishing Days of Julius Cae- sar— Minute Details being Restored Three months from now King Vic- tor Emmanuel of Italy will step through a high wooden gateway on the lower slope of Mount Vesuvius straight back into the days of. the Caesars. \Vhat awaits him tin-re is no clever reproduction of an im- perial Roman town but the actual vertisements and 'election marines- toes on the walls 'of Pompeii. There are houses to which i was taken the other day where one could feel no surprise it the Roman owner in his white top suddenly appeared through the painted doorway and offered a cup of Falernian wine from the terra cotta jag cooling in the marble foun where the wa- ter still plays thr gh .pipes twenty centuries old. says (3.: Ward Price in the London Mail. W’hen the king of Italy comes he will not only see fish swimnnn’ g in the original marble basins. but also vines and roses twining over the pergolas exactly as they used In do. forby the side of each of the roots that have been found where e they were planted at the beginning at the Christian era. has been set 2. treats shrub o the same kind and the whole in is as gay and .imost habitable as when Julius Fae land-:d in Britain, add London ass a forest swamp. The household is com to the grim detail of so of the bodies of its former inhabitants, partly mummified and partly reclor~ ed with plaster... which lie in the cellars where they took cover from the suffocating gas'that Vesuvius poured upon .the town. There are two women. one old, the other young. locked in each other’s arms. a young boy lying on his face with th form of the iron nails in his r-sndals still distinct,‘a.nd a. man on his back with legs drawn up and teeth clench ed in the any of asphyxiation. . Exhuntcd With (Ire. 'It.wlll be one of the moat memo}- able days in the whole record “of ar- chaeology when the new excavations of Prof. Spinazzola. are thus mrown open in October or November to the world.‘For twelve years they have an carried on uninteruptedi'y be- hind that high fence by Government workmen. who have grown so ex- port that the director of works. Ca- \a.lierc Carmelo Pauzano. assured me that they are themselves hotter archaeologists than Were the profes letc. even . sorsflof ten years ago. ., r 'lhe methods or archaeology all over the wrid have. indeed. been changed by the example of th-se iat- est excavations at Pompeii. to: “hilt: earlier searchers worked ...... will; pick and shovel. Prof. Spinazzon's men may be said to use teaspoon and sugar tongs. So me.iculous is 1hr i: system of disinterring‘ the . curled cny that in tiieive years I iy one narrow street. four hundred yard: long. has been laid bare. But that street is as different from in: ses; 2t Pompeii as the lower 0. n on ram 3. r Chepstow. ulned castle like “It is not enough for the archaeo- .. logist to dig. " said Prof. Spinaaaola. He must also be definitely 1’! king something. He must know what he expects to find or he will (lustre: whatever may be ruler.-. Until 1311 all excavation done at Pompeii had men on the -trench aerate—11.. Arch ecologists drove hoMntal cuttings intothelnnnsofearthsndlavauid brought out' whateva- they s.ruck. It is a. method Qhat gives a chance of rapid and easy finds in the tom: of statues os-treasur'e, but it re laces the buildings or the hinted town to a mass of rubbish." Prof. Spinas‘soia's own system was based on conclusions he had f 66 by visiting excavations all r. the $234. from Dolphos and i‘roy to h belt and He made up is mind that there' was.m‘uch' more tonndatPompeifthanhad been spasmodic digging. 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